I removed my whiskers with an Inverness One Touch, older model. It is slow but safe, about 50 whiskers per hour. Total cost was under $75 for a couple of the units, spare probes, magnifying mirror and batteries.

This is not a project for anything less than the desperate. There is a reason people ...

Sperm bank is your best option.

This is anecdotal evidence based on one case, me.

I started HRT on premarin. No antiandrogen. Was up to a B cup when I ran out of $$$ and stopped hormones cold turkey. Six weeks later I started lactating. Several months after stopping my wife got pregnant ...

MacTheWolf (imported) wrote: Thu Apr 08, 2010 9:15 pm How many here are into watching old Science Fiction from the classic 1950's?

Watched Kronos, circa 1957, a few days ago. Watched a couple episodes of Fireball XL5 last week.

BernadetteTS

Egg white mixed with salt and a drop of clorox bleach. The taste says "I can't believe it's not cum."

I am one of the few successful cases of home electrolysis. Total investement was under $75. There were a lot of hours over several years. I could do around 50 hairs per hour. The gadget to use is an Inverness One Touch. On ebay they are around $20. Let me state right up front, home electrolysis ...

Instead of inducing cancer (a very bad idea) to get your balls removed, I've heard that extreme pain from a sports injury may get the desired result.



My apologies if my point was a little vague. The point stated more clearly would be that there is no disease where the treatment of choice is ...

I hear what your saying, (BTW you said it very well). But what do we do. My doctor is great but she doesn't know what to do with me. She has no problem giving me spironolactone, but Hormones are something else, does she treat me as a TS in which case I need a shrink. If not, on what grounds does ...

You do not want an Eunuch-SOC. The HBIGDA TS-SOC is not for the benefit of the transsexuals. Back in the 60's and 70's sex change became the hot new thing for clinics, researches and colleges to do. Insurance hadn't discovered putting in exemptions into their policies so it was paid for. It was ...